Class: Pvectl::Presenters::Vm
- Defined in:
- lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb,
sig/pvectl/presenters/vm.rbs
Overview
Presenter for QEMU virtual machines.
Defines column layout and formatting for table output. Used by formatters to render VM data in various formats.
Standard columns: NAME, VMID, STATUS, NODE, CPU, MEMORY Wide columns add: UPTIME, TEMPLATE, TAGS, DISK, IP, AGENT, HA, BACKUP
Direct Known Subclasses
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#vm ⇒ Models::Vm
(also: #resource)
readonly
Current VM model.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#build_mac_ip_map(agent_ips) ⇒ Hash
Builds MAC address to IP mapping from agent interfaces.
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#columns ⇒ Array<String>
Returns column headers for standard table output.
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#consume(*keys) ⇒ void
Registers config keys as consumed by a format method.
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#consume_matching(config, pattern) ⇒ void
Consumes all config keys matching a pattern.
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#cpu_percent ⇒ String
Returns CPU usage as percentage string.
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#disk_display ⇒ String
Returns disk formatted as "used/total GB".
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#disk_total_gb ⇒ Integer?
Returns total disk in GB.
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#disk_used_gb ⇒ Integer?
Returns disk used in GB.
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#display_name ⇒ String
Returns display name, falling back to "VM-vmid" if name is nil.
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#extra_columns ⇒ Array<String>
Returns additional column headers for wide output.
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#extra_values(model, **_context) ⇒ Array<String>
Returns additional values for wide output.
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#find_bootdisk_size(config) ⇒ String
Finds the bootdisk size from boot order config.
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#format_agent_options(config) ⇒ Hash
Formats QEMU guest agent as sub-section Hash for Options.
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#format_audio(config) ⇒ String
Formats audio device section.
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#format_blockstat(status) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats Block Device Statistics section.
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#format_cloud_init(config) ⇒ Hash, String
Formats Cloud-Init section.
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#format_efi_disk(config) ⇒ String
Formats EFI disk section.
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#format_hardware(config, data) ⇒ Hash
Formats Hardware section (PVE Hardware tab).
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#format_memory_section(memory_str, status) ⇒ String, Hash
Formats Memory entry in the Hardware section.
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#format_network(config, agent_ips) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats network section with IP addresses from agent.
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#format_options(config) ⇒ Hash
Formats Options section (PVE Options tab).
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#format_ostype(ostype) ⇒ String
Formats OS type for display.
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#format_pci_passthrough(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats PCI passthrough section.
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#format_pending_changes(pending) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats pending configuration changes.
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#format_remaining(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats remaining unconsumed config keys as catch-all table.
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#format_serial_ports(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats serial ports section.
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#format_snapshots(snapshots) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats snapshots for table display.
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#format_summary(config, status) ⇒ Hash
Formats Summary section (PVE Summary tab).
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#format_tpm(config) ⇒ String
Formats TPM section.
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#format_usb_devices(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats USB devices section.
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#memory_display ⇒ String
Returns memory formatted as "used/total GB".
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#memory_total_gb ⇒ Float?
Returns total memory in GB.
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#memory_used_gb ⇒ Float?
Returns memory used in GB.
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#parse_disk_string(name, value) ⇒ Hash?
Parses a single disk config string.
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#parse_disks(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Parses disk configuration strings from VM config.
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#parse_network_string(name, value, mac_to_ip) ⇒ Hash?
Parses a single network config string.
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#to_description(model) ⇒ Hash
Converts VM model to description format for describe command.
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#to_hash(model) ⇒ Hash
Converts VM model to hash for JSON/YAML output.
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#to_row(model, **_context) ⇒ Array<String>
Converts VM model to table row values.
Methods inherited from Base
#format_bytes, #format_firewall, #format_firewall_rules, #format_task_history, #tags_array, #tags_display, #template_display, #to_wide_row, #uptime_human, #wide_columns
Instance Attribute Details
#vm ⇒ Models::Vm (readonly) Also known as: resource
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 249 def vm @vm end |
Instance Method Details
#build_mac_ip_map(agent_ips) ⇒ Hash
Builds MAC address to IP mapping from agent interfaces.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 618 def build_mac_ip_map(agent_ips) return {} if agent_ips.nil? map = {} agent_ips.each do |iface| mac = iface[:"hardware-address"]&.downcase next if mac.nil? # Find first non-loopback IPv4 address ip_addrs = iface[:"ip-addresses"] || [] ipv4 = ip_addrs.find { |a| a[:"ip-address-type"] == "ipv4" && a[:"ip-address"] != "127.0.0.1" } map[mac] = ipv4[:"ip-address"] if ipv4 end map end |
#columns ⇒ Array<String>
Returns column headers for standard table output.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 27 def columns %w[NAME VMID STATUS NODE CPU MEMORY] end |
#consume(*keys) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Registers config keys as consumed by a format method.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 827 def consume(*keys) @consumed_keys.merge(keys.map(&:to_sym)) end |
#consume_matching(config, pattern) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Consumes all config keys matching a pattern.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 836 def consume_matching(config, pattern) config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(pattern) }.each { |k| consume(k) } end |
#cpu_percent ⇒ String
Returns CPU usage as percentage string.
For running VMs, shows actual usage percentage. For stopped VMs, shows "-" for usage but includes core count if available.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 179 def cpu_percent return "-" if vm.maxcpu.nil? return "-/#{vm.maxcpu}" unless vm.running? return "-/#{vm.maxcpu}" if vm.cpu.nil? "#{(vm.cpu * 100).round}%/#{vm.maxcpu}" end |
#disk_display ⇒ String
Returns disk formatted as "used/total GB".
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 240 def disk_display return "-" if disk_used_gb.nil? "#{disk_used_gb}/#{disk_total_gb} GB" end |
#disk_total_gb ⇒ Integer?
Returns total disk in GB.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 231 def disk_total_gb return nil if vm.maxdisk.nil? (vm.maxdisk.to_f / 1024 / 1024 / 1024).round end |
#disk_used_gb ⇒ Integer?
Returns disk used in GB.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 222 def disk_used_gb return nil if vm.disk.nil? (vm.disk.to_f / 1024 / 1024 / 1024).round end |
#display_name ⇒ String
Returns display name, falling back to "VM-vmid" if name is nil.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 169 def display_name vm.name || "VM-#{vm.vmid}" end |
#extra_columns ⇒ Array<String>
Returns additional column headers for wide output.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 34 def extra_columns %w[UPTIME TEMPLATE TAGS DISK IP AGENT HA BACKUP] end |
#extra_values(model, **_context) ⇒ Array<String>
Returns additional values for wide output.
Note: IP, AGENT, and BACKUP are placeholders for future implementation that would require additional API calls to the QEMU guest agent.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 63 def extra_values(model, **_context) @vm = model [ uptime_human, template_display, , disk_display, "-", # IP - requires QEMU agent (future enhancement) "-", # AGENT status (future enhancement) vm.hastate || "-", "-" # BACKUP schedule (future enhancement) ] end |
#find_bootdisk_size(config) ⇒ String
Finds the bootdisk size from boot order config.
Parses the boot order to find the first device, then extracts its size from the disk config string. Falls back to maxdisk from model.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 298 def find_bootdisk_size(config) boot = config[:boot] if boot first_dev = boot.to_s.sub(/^order=/, "").split(";").first if first_dev && config[first_dev.to_sym] disk_str = config[first_dev.to_sym].to_s size_part = disk_str.split(",").find { |p| p.start_with?("size=") } return size_part.sub("size=", "") if size_part end end vm.maxdisk ? format_bytes(vm.maxdisk) : "-" end |
#format_agent_options(config) ⇒ Hash
Formats QEMU guest agent as sub-section Hash for Options.
Matches PVE Options tab layout with separate fields for enable/disable, guest-trim, and freeze-fs-on-backup.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 492 def (config) agent = config[:agent] unless agent return { "Use QEMU Guest Agent" => "No", "Run guest-trim after a disk move or VM migration" => "No", "Freeze/thaw guest filesystems on backup for consistency" => "No" } end parts = agent.to_s.split(",") enabled = parts.first == "1" opts = {} parts[1..].each { |p| k, v = p.split("=", 2); opts[k] = v } result = { "Use QEMU Guest Agent" => enabled ? "Yes" : "No", "Run guest-trim after a disk move or VM migration" => opts["fstrim_cloned_disks"] == "1" ? "Yes" : "No", "Freeze/thaw guest filesystems on backup for consistency" => opts["freeze-fs-on-backup"] == "1" ? "Yes" : "No" } result["Type"] = opts["type"] if opts["type"] result end |
#format_audio(config) ⇒ String
Formats audio device section.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 761 def format_audio(config) consume(:audio0) config[:audio0]&.to_s || "-" end |
#format_blockstat(status) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats Block Device Statistics section.
Renders per-disk I/O statistics from the running VM's status payload.
Available only for running VMs — Proxmox populates blockstat as
part of /status/current when the QEMU process is alive.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 319 def format_blockstat(status) blockstat = status[:blockstat] return "-" if blockstat.nil? || blockstat.empty? blockstat.sort_by { |name, _| name.to_s }.map do |name, stats| stats ||= {} { "DEVICE" => name.to_s, "READ" => format_bytes(stats[:rd_bytes]), "WRITTEN" => format_bytes(stats[:wr_bytes]), "READ_IOPS" => (stats[:rd_operations] || 0).to_s, "WRITE_IOPS" => (stats[:wr_operations] || 0).to_s } end end |
#format_cloud_init(config) ⇒ Hash, String
Formats Cloud-Init section.
Detects cloud-init presence by checking for CI config keys (ciuser, sshkeys, etc.) OR a cloud-init drive (any disk with "cloudinit" in the volume name). This matches PVE behavior where the Cloud-Init tab appears when the drive exists, even without configuration.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 683 def format_cloud_init(config) ci_keys = i[citype ciuser cipassword cicustom ciupgrade searchdomain nameserver sshkeys] ipconfig_keys = config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(/^ipconfig\d+$/) } consume(*ci_keys) consume_matching(config, /^ipconfig\d+$/) ci_drive = config.keys.any? do |k| k.to_s.match?(/^(scsi|ide|virtio|sata)\d+$/) && config[k].to_s.include?("cloudinit") end has_ci = ci_keys.any? { |k| config[k] } || ipconfig_keys.any? || ci_drive return "-" unless has_ci result = { "User" => config[:ciuser] || "-", "Password" => config[:cipassword] ? "set" : "-", "DNS Server" => config[:nameserver] || "-", "Search Domain" => config[:searchdomain] || "-", "SSH Keys" => config[:sshkeys] ? "configured" : "-", "Upgrade Packages" => config[:ciupgrade] == 0 ? "No" : "Yes", "CI Type" => config[:citype] || "nocloud", "CI Custom" => config[:cicustom] || "-" } if ipconfig_keys.any? result["IP Config"] = ipconfig_keys.sort.map do |key| { "INTERFACE" => key.to_s.sub("ipconfig", "net"), "CONFIG" => config[key].to_s } end end result end |
#format_efi_disk(config) ⇒ String
Formats EFI disk section.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 770 def format_efi_disk(config) consume(:efidisk0) config[:efidisk0]&.to_s || "-" end |
#format_hardware(config, data) ⇒ Hash
Formats Hardware section (PVE Hardware tab).
Shows memory, balloon, processors, BIOS, machine type, display, SCSI controller, disks, network, and peripheral devices.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 343 def format_hardware(config, data) consume(:bios, :machine, :scsihw, :memory, :balloon, :shares, :sockets, :cores, :cpu, :vcpus, :cpulimit, :cpuunits, :vga) # Memory line — flat string by default, expanded to a Hash with # ballooning details when status payload contains ballooninfo. total_mb = config[:memory] || (vm.maxmem ? vm.maxmem / 1024 / 1024 : nil) memory_str = total_mb ? "#{(total_mb.to_f / 1024).round(2)} GiB" : "-" memory_section = format_memory_section(memory_str, data[:status]) # Balloon line balloon = config[:balloon] balloon_str = if balloon && balloon > 0 "enabled (min: #{(balloon.to_f / 1024).round(1)} GiB)" else "disabled" end # Processors line: "4 (2 sockets, 2 cores) [host]" sockets = config[:sockets] || 1 cores = config[:cores] || 1 cpu_type = config[:cpu] || "kvm64" total = sockets * cores processors_str = "#{total} (#{sockets} sockets, #{cores} cores) [#{cpu_type}]" # BIOS bios = config[:bios] || "seabios" bios_display = bios == "ovmf" ? "UEFI (OVMF)" : "SeaBIOS" # Machine machine_str = config[:machine] || "i440fx" { "Memory" => memory_section, "Balloon" => balloon_str, "Processors" => processors_str, "BIOS" => bios_display, "Machine" => machine_str, "Display" => config[:vga] || "Default", "SCSI Controller" => config[:scsihw] || "lsi", "EFI Disk" => format_efi_disk(config), "TPM" => format_tpm(config), "Disks" => parse_disks(config), "Network" => format_network(config, data[:agent_ips]), "USB Devices" => format_usb_devices(config), "PCI Passthrough" => format_pci_passthrough(config), "Serial Ports" => format_serial_ports(config), "Audio" => format_audio(config) } end |
#format_memory_section(memory_str, status) ⇒ String, Hash
Formats Memory entry in the Hardware section.
Returns a flat string with configured memory when ballooning info
is not available (balloon driver inactive or VM stopped). When the
status payload contains ballooninfo, returns a Hash with the
configured value plus runtime balloon metrics from the guest:
actual ballooned size, maximum, free memory inside the guest,
and total guest-visible memory.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 406 def format_memory_section(memory_str, status) info = status.is_a?(Hash) ? status[:ballooninfo] : nil return memory_str unless info.is_a?(Hash) { "Configured" => memory_str, "Actual" => format_bytes(info[:actual]), "Max" => format_bytes(info[:max_mem]), "Free (inside guest)" => format_bytes(info[:free_mem]), "Total (guest visible)" => format_bytes(info[:total_mem]) } end |
#format_network(config, agent_ips) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats network section with IP addresses from agent.
Network keys: net0-31 Format: "model=X,bridge=Y,macaddr=Z,..." Example: "virtio=BC:24:11:AA:BB:CC,bridge=vmbr0"
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 599 def format_network(config, agent_ips) consume_matching(config, /^net\d+$/) net_keys = config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(/^net\d+$/) } return "-" if net_keys.empty? # Build MAC -> IP mapping from agent data mac_to_ip = build_mac_ip_map(agent_ips) networks = net_keys.sort.map do |key| parse_network_string(key.to_s, config[key], mac_to_ip) end.compact networks.empty? ? "-" : networks end |
#format_options(config) ⇒ Hash
Formats Options section (PVE Options tab).
Shows boot, startup, OS type, agent, security, and other VM options.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 425 def (config) consume(:onboot, :startup, :ostype, :boot, :tablet, :hotplug, :acpi, :kvm, :freeze, :localtime, :numa, :agent, :protection, :firewall, :lock, :hookscript, :args, :vmgenid, :meta, :ha) consume_matching(config, /^numa\d+$/) consume_matching(config, /^unused\d+$/) on_boot = config[:onboot] == 1 ? "Yes" : "No" startup = config[:startup] startup_display = startup ? startup.to_s : "-" ostype_display = format_ostype(config[:ostype]) boot = config[:boot] boot_display = if boot order = boot.to_s.sub(/^order=/, "").split(";").join(", ") order.empty? ? "-" : order else "-" end tablet = config[:tablet] == 0 ? "No" : "Yes" hotplug_raw = config[:hotplug] hotplug = if hotplug_raw hotplug_raw.to_s == "0" ? "Disabled" : hotplug_raw.to_s.split(",").join(", ") else "disk, network, usb" end acpi = config[:acpi] == 0 ? "No" : "Yes" kvm = config[:kvm] == 0 ? "No" : "Yes" freeze_cpu = config[:freeze] == 1 ? "Yes" : "No" localtime = config[:localtime] == 1 ? "Yes" : "Default" numa = config[:numa] == 1 ? "Yes" : "No" agent_display = (config) protection = config[:protection] == 1 ? "Yes" : "No" firewall = config[:firewall] == 1 ? "Yes" : "No" hookscript = config[:hookscript] || "-" { "Start at Boot" => on_boot, "Start/Shutdown Order" => startup_display, "OS Type" => ostype_display, "Boot Order" => boot_display, "Use Tablet for Pointer" => tablet, "Hotplug" => hotplug, "ACPI Support" => acpi, "KVM Hardware Virtualization" => kvm, "Freeze CPU at Startup" => freeze_cpu, "Use Local Time for RTC" => localtime, "NUMA" => numa, "QEMU Guest Agent" => agent_display, "Protection" => protection, "Firewall" => firewall, "Hookscript" => hookscript } end |
#format_ostype(ostype) ⇒ String
Formats OS type for display.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 521 def format_ostype(ostype) case ostype when "l26" then "l26 (Linux 2.6+)" when "l24" then "l24 (Linux 2.4)" when "win11" then "win11 (Windows 11)" when "win10" then "win10 (Windows 10)" when "win8" then "win8 (Windows 8)" when "win7" then "win7 (Windows 7)" when "wxp" then "wxp (Windows XP)" when "other" then "other" else ostype || "-" end end |
#format_pci_passthrough(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats PCI passthrough section.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 733 def format_pci_passthrough(config) pci_keys = config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(/^hostpci\d+$/) } consume_matching(config, /^hostpci\d+$/) return "-" if pci_keys.empty? pci_keys.sort.map do |key| { "NAME" => key.to_s, "CONFIG" => config[key].to_s } end end |
#format_pending_changes(pending) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats pending configuration changes.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 808 def format_pending_changes(pending) return "No pending changes" if pending.nil? || pending.empty? # Only show entries with actual pending changes (new value or deletion) changes = pending.select { |c| c.key?(:pending) || c[:delete] } return "No pending changes" if changes.empty? changes.map do |change| row = { "KEY" => change[:key].to_s, "CURRENT" => change[:value].to_s } row["PENDING"] = change[:pending].to_s if change.key?(:pending) row["DELETE"] = "yes" if change[:delete] row end end |
#format_remaining(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats remaining unconsumed config keys as catch-all table.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 844 def format_remaining(config) excluded = i[digest] remaining = config.keys.map(&:to_sym) - @consumed_keys.to_a - excluded return "-" if remaining.empty? remaining.sort.map { |k| { "KEY" => k.to_s, "VALUE" => config[k].to_s } } end |
#format_serial_ports(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats serial ports section.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 747 def format_serial_ports(config) serial_keys = config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(/^serial\d+$/) } consume_matching(config, /^serial\d+$/) return "-" if serial_keys.empty? serial_keys.sort.map do |key| { "NAME" => key.to_s, "TYPE" => config[key].to_s } end end |
#format_snapshots(snapshots) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats snapshots for table display.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 788 def format_snapshots(snapshots) return "No snapshots" if snapshots.nil? || snapshots.empty? snapshots.map do |snap| snaptime = snap[:snaptime] date = snaptime ? Time.at(snaptime).strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") : "-" { "NAME" => snap[:name], "DATE" => date, "VMSTATE" => snap[:vmstate] ? "yes" : "no", "DESCRIPTION" => snap[:description] || "-" } end end |
#format_summary(config, status) ⇒ Hash
Formats Summary section (PVE Summary tab).
Shows HA state, resource usage, and (for running VMs) runtime info including uptime, PID, QEMU version, machine type, and I/O statistics.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 261 def format_summary(config, status) sockets = config[:sockets] || 1 cores = config[:cores] || 1 total_cpus = sockets * cores cpu_usage = vm.running? && vm.cpu ? "#{(vm.cpu * 100).round(2)}% of #{total_cpus} CPU(s)" : "-" mem_usage = if vm.running? && vm.mem && vm.maxmem && vm.maxmem > 0 pct = ((vm.mem.to_f / vm.maxmem) * 100).round(2) "#{pct}% (#{format_bytes(vm.mem)} of #{format_bytes(vm.maxmem)})" else "-" end bootdisk_size = find_bootdisk_size(config) result = { "HA State" => vm.hastate || "-", "CPU Usage" => cpu_usage, "Memory Usage" => mem_usage, "Bootdisk Size" => bootdisk_size } if vm.running? result["Uptime"] = uptime_human result["PID"] = (status[:pid] || "-").to_s result["QEMU Version"] = status[:"running-qemu"] || "-" result["Machine Type"] = status[:"running-machine"] || "-" result["Network In"] = format_bytes(vm.netin) result["Network Out"] = format_bytes(vm.netout) result["Disk Read"] = format_bytes(status[:diskread]) result["Disk Written"] = format_bytes(status[:diskwrite]) end result end |
#format_tpm(config) ⇒ String
Formats TPM section.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 779 def format_tpm(config) consume(:tpmstate0) config[:tpmstate0]&.to_s || "-" end |
#format_usb_devices(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Formats USB devices section.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 719 def format_usb_devices(config) usb_keys = config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(/^usb\d+$/) } consume_matching(config, /^usb\d+$/) return "-" if usb_keys.empty? usb_keys.sort.map do |key| { "NAME" => key.to_s, "CONFIG" => config[key].to_s } end end |
#memory_display ⇒ String
Returns memory formatted as "used/total GB".
For running VMs, shows actual usage and total. For stopped VMs, shows "-" for usage but includes total if available.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 211 def memory_display return "-" if memory_total_gb.nil? return "-/#{memory_total_gb} GB" unless vm.running? return "-/#{memory_total_gb} GB" if memory_used_gb.nil? "#{memory_used_gb}/#{memory_total_gb} GB" end |
#memory_total_gb ⇒ Float?
Returns total memory in GB.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 199 def memory_total_gb return nil if vm.maxmem.nil? (vm.maxmem.to_f / 1024 / 1024 / 1024).round(1) end |
#memory_used_gb ⇒ Float?
Returns memory used in GB.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 190 def memory_used_gb return nil if vm.mem.nil? (vm.mem.to_f / 1024 / 1024 / 1024).round(1) end |
#parse_disk_string(name, value) ⇒ Hash?
Parses a single disk config string.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 560 def parse_disk_string(name, value) return nil if value.nil? || value.to_s.empty? return nil if value.to_s == "none" # Format: "storage:volume,key=value,..." parts = value.to_s.split(",") storage_part = parts.first # Extract storage name (before colon) storage = storage_part.include?(":") ? storage_part.split(":").first : storage_part # Extract size and format from key=value pairs size = nil format = nil parts[1..].each do |part| key, val = part.split("=", 2) case key when "size" then size = val when "format" then format = val end end { "NAME" => name, "SIZE" => size || "-", "STORAGE" => storage, "FORMAT" => format || "-" } end |
#parse_disks(config) ⇒ Array<Hash>, String
Parses disk configuration strings from VM config.
Disk keys: scsi0-30, ide0-3, virtio0-15, sata0-5 Format: "storage:volume,size=X,format=Y,..." Example: "local-lvm:vm-100-disk-0,size=50G,format=raw"
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 543 def parse_disks(config) consume_matching(config, /^(scsi|ide|virtio|sata)\d+$/) disk_keys = config.keys.select { |k| k.to_s.match?(/^(scsi|ide|virtio|sata)\d+$/) } return "-" if disk_keys.empty? disks = disk_keys.sort.map do |key| parse_disk_string(key.to_s, config[key]) end.compact disks.empty? ? "-" : disks end |
#parse_network_string(name, value, mac_to_ip) ⇒ Hash?
Parses a single network config string.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 640 def parse_network_string(name, value, mac_to_ip) return nil if value.nil? || value.to_s.empty? parts = value.to_s.split(",") model = nil mac = nil bridge = nil firewall = "no" parts.each do |part| key, val = part.split("=", 2) case key when "bridge" then bridge = val when "firewall" then firewall = val == "1" ? "yes" : "no" when "virtio", "e1000", "rtl8139", "vmxnet3" model = key mac = val&.upcase when "model" then model = val when "macaddr" then mac = val&.upcase end end ip = mac ? mac_to_ip[mac.downcase] : nil { "NAME" => name, "MODEL" => model || "-", "BRIDGE" => bridge || "-", "FIREWALL" => firewall, "MAC" => mac || "-", "IP" => ip || "-" } end |
#to_description(model) ⇒ Hash
Converts VM model to description format for describe command.
Returns a structured Hash organized by Proxmox VE web UI tabs: Summary, Hardware, Cloud-Init, Options, Task History, Snapshots, Pending Changes. Nested Hashes create indented subsections. Arrays of Hashes render as inline tables.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 132 def to_description(model) @vm = model @consumed_keys = Set.new data = vm.describe_data || {} config = data[:config] || {} status = data[:status] || {} consume(:name, :description, :tags, :pool, :template) { "Name" => display_name, "VMID" => vm.vmid, "Status" => vm.status, "Node" => vm.node, "Tags" => , "Description" => config[:description] || "-", "Summary" => format_summary(config, status), "Block Device Statistics" => format_blockstat(status), "Hardware" => format_hardware(config, data), "Cloud-Init" => format_cloud_init(config), "Options" => (config), "Firewall" => format_firewall(data[:firewall]), "Firewall Rules" => format_firewall_rules(data[:firewall]), "Task History" => format_task_history(data[:tasks]), "Snapshots" => format_snapshots(data[:snapshots]), "Pending Changes" => format_pending_changes(data[:pending]), "Additional Configuration" => format_remaining(config) } end |
#to_hash(model) ⇒ Hash
Converts VM model to hash for JSON/YAML output.
Returns a structured hash with nested objects for complex data like CPU, memory, disk, uptime, and network.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 84 def to_hash(model) @vm = model { "vmid" => vm.vmid, "name" => vm.name, "status" => vm.status, "node" => vm.node, "template" => vm.template?, "cpu" => { "usage_percent" => vm.cpu.nil? ? nil : (vm.cpu * 100).round, "cores" => vm.maxcpu }, "memory" => { "used_gb" => memory_used_gb, "total_gb" => memory_total_gb, "used_bytes" => vm.mem, "total_bytes" => vm.maxmem }, "disk" => { "used_gb" => disk_used_gb, "total_gb" => disk_total_gb, "used_bytes" => vm.disk, "total_bytes" => vm.maxdisk }, "uptime" => { "seconds" => vm.uptime, "human" => uptime_human }, "network" => { "in_bytes" => vm.netin, "out_bytes" => vm.netout }, "ha" => { "state" => vm.hastate }, "tags" => } end |
#to_row(model, **_context) ⇒ Array<String>
Converts VM model to table row values.
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# File 'lib/pvectl/presenters/vm.rb', line 43 def to_row(model, **_context) @vm = model [ display_name, vm.vmid.to_s, vm.status, vm.node, cpu_percent, memory_display ] end |